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trainthief:

trainthief:

wish customer service jobs operated w video game standards, so a customer would come up to me and i’d say “greetings traveler! looking to trade?” and they’d only had 4 options for their response 

i’d just stand there wiping down the same part of the counter for 8 hours until my shift ended and then id drop everything and walk away and if you tried to interact with me i’d just keep running into you silently until you moved 

agentvictoriahand:

spooky-neighborhood-demiurge:

qozxe:

my-kokoro-just-brokoro:

This isn’t like Ash and Pikachu. How the fuck does he expect to catch him?

rest in fucking pieces

nO YOU FUCKING BASTARDS THIS IS HIS STARTER. HIS. STARTER. YOU DON’T THINK YOU DON’T RATIONALIZE YOU DON’T THINK OF YOURSELF IF THE STARTER IS HURT AND YOU CAN IN ANY WAY CUSHION THEIR FALL YOU CUSHION THE DAMN FALL

starter bond is somethin special all right doesnt matter how much that charizard weighs you lift it up

more resources for LGBT+ muslims 🕌🏳️‍🌈💖

thatgayarab:

hijabiwlw:

i tried to compile as many as i could find, some of these aren’t specifically for muslim lgbt but i still think they could be useful to us. please share this post!

AMERICAN ORGS AND SITES

INTERNATIONAL ORGS AND SITES

HELPLINES

INCLUSIVE MOSQUES

PDFS and READINGS

if any of the links are outdated or incorrect let me know!

I’d like to add 2 more centers in Lebanon

Mosaic mosaicmena.org

Tayf https://m.facebook.com/BeirutTayf/

alichay:

helenmilesmosaics:

These ancient mosaic fragments,  slightly submerged in the sea, can be found on a deserted stretch of minor road on the East coast of the Greek mainland, untended, unsignposted, unnoticed. 

archaeology is an inherently destructive act and in all honesty unless there’s something in imminent danger of being lost forever or there’s something of specific immediate academic interest it’s better to leave things where they are. underwater archaeology is especially difficult, because very often the delicate balance that’s kept something preserved for 2,000 years requires it to be continued t be kept that way, and the act of attempting to remove objects from the water could do huge amounts of damage in destabilising the material. it’s very likely that the local authority is aware of the site and its significance, but doesn’t have the money to excavate it properly or store the materials once they’re taken out of the ground. and it might seem counterintuitive not to have signage up pointing out heritage like this, but that’s exactly how you get looting – by unprofessionals – and lose either the pieces or their contextual information altogether.

basically: don’t worry, the local authority will know about the site and have documented it extensively. the pieces themselves aren’t in any danger of disappearing. but i get it can be weird to see stuff like this and think “why is nobody looking after that???”